Growing up in Scotland, there's a high chance you'll be aware of the grand old debate: square sausage, a slice or a lorne?
But now a new title has entered the mix, and it's leaving Scottish people scratching their heads.
Budget supermarket Aldi took to Twitter to boast about their new creation - something that they say will be making breakfast "a whole lot easier".
Being called the 'Sausedge', the creation bares an awfully close resemblance to your average Scottish square sausage.
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And Scottish Twitter was quick to point out that fact, with more dozens of replies hitting out at the immitation.
One Twitter user, @baseballScot, said: "Misappropriation of Scottish culture. What next - ‘aldi has invented a ginger coloured soft drink called iron-juice?'"
Another, @formerlypete, added: "I wonder what they'll invent next.. porridge?"
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Even comedian Limmy had his say - adding that "this is appropriation", joking that "Sturgeon must condemn".
And @m1keyg84 added: "Your Scottish stores have been selling this for years.
"Sliced sausage, also known as lorne or square has been around in Scotland for generations."
User Tommy Millar said: "WHAT?! Guys, you can't invent something (lorne sausage) that has existed for ALL OF TIME. Christ almighty, "sausedge"?!
"This reminds me of that pretentious American bloke who "invented" the "flaky sausage puff" a few years back... which was literally just a sausage roll."
And Ken Scott added: "I get afeeling before the day is out you're going to wish you had never thought of this never mind post it. # CulturalAppropriation".
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The product has been launched as part of the supermarket’s “fresh weekly offers”.
As the item is only limited edition, it will only be available while stock lasts.
